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2011 marks the sixth yearof the Gold CountryGrand Prix, a series oflocal road races that beginwith the upcoming April10th Daffodil Run andconclude withNovembers Turkey Run.A new race has beenadded this year, the 8KHarmony Run on June4th. Races feature variousage groups for both male and female participants.Most races award medals to the top three males

and females in each age group. Points are alsoawarded for top finishers in each race with anoverall age group champion announced at theend of the series. Competitors must finish a mini-mum of four races in the series to qualify for anyyear-end awards. There is no cost to be part of theGrand Prix competition, just the normal perrace entry fee.

2011 Gold Country Grand Prix race scheduleDaffodil 5&10K - April 10, Gene Gilligan [email protected] 432-9542Spring 5&10K - April 30, Pearce (Terry) [email protected] 263-5191Community 5&10K - May 14, Kimberly [email protected] 575-8098Harmony 8K - June 4, Ellie Lightfoot [email protected] 273-2703Freedom 5K - July 4, Ken [email protected] 470-9069Bear River 5K - August 6, LeeAnn [email protected] 308-6959Hunger 5k & 10K - August 27, Ariel Lovett

[email protected] 320-9284Friendship 5k & 10k - September 10, MichelleLitton [email protected] 263-0186Colors 5&10K - October 23, Richard [email protected] 265-2666Turkey 5&10K - November 24, Jennifer Maier [email protected] 913-3782

Community Event

Penn Valleys Daffodil Run kicks off 2011 running even

The 2011 GoldCountry Grand Prixrace schedule will kickoff with Penn ValleysDaffodil Run onSunday, April 10th. Thisis the 11th year for therace that is expected to

feature nearly 500 partici-pants and is a fund raiserfor the Penn Valley AreaChamber of Commerce,

Penn Valley Rotary Club,Penn Valley Lions Club,local schools and the PennValley Daffodil BulbPlanting Program. Thereare three events that makeup the Daffodil run.

At 8:30am there is a Free Kids run for childreand under. This event will take place inside WesGateway Park on a grassy field. All the kids get aticipation medal when they finish. At 8:45am thrun and 10k runs start on Penn Valley Drive with5k walk starting inside the park on the bicycle pThere is a water stop at the 5k turn around for wers and runners along with fruit, water and pastat the finish line for all participants. Pre-registrais recommended for all events. You can pre-regfor any event through April 7th at www.active.coPre-registered runners will receive their race nu

2011 Gold Country Grand Prix running events


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bers and t-shirt. There is a limited amount of t-shirts and sizes for race day registration whichbegins at 7:00Am inside Butter Makers Cottage inWestern Gateway Park. Race day registration endspromptly at 8:30.

Awards will be given out to the following age cate-gories for the 5k and 10k run; 10 and under, 11 thru

14, 15 thru 18, 19 thru 29, 30 -39, 40-49, 50-59,60-69,and 70+. T-Shirts are given to all runners and walk-ers. Child Size shirts are available. No shirts aregiven to runners in the free kids run. For more infor-mation visit www.daffodilrun.com.


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Mark Hollander has beeninvolved in the kitchen and bathindustry since childhood. His par-

ents were professional remodelersin Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. By theage of 14 the young Hollanderbecame proficient at drafting anddesigning kitchens and at age 16 hewas designing and selling completekitchen and bath packages for thefamily business. Today MarkHollander, along with wife Michelle,is the owner of Payless Kitchensand Hollander Homes located at1451-A East Main Street in GrassValley.

They open their first Payless

Kitchen location in 1988 inFountain Valley, California andadded a second location inHuntington Beach shortly thereafter. Soon Marks passion fordesign started to expand beyondkitchens and baths and turned toentire homes. His reputation wasgrowing in both design and recon-struction which, in 1993 led toHollander becoming a licensedgeneral building contractor. In 1994he became a DuPont Corian certi-fied fabricator and established a

design patent for an ADA compliantgrab bar and hand rail system thatwas made of this material. Hisclient list continued to grow withthe likes of Amtrak, Boeing, DreisenAircraft, the US Marines, CampPendleton, and many chains likeKings Table Buffet, Country HarvestRestaurant, Juice Up stores addingtheir names to satisfied customers.By 2000, Hollander also startedbuilding custom high end homes inLaguna Beach. But after complet-ing nearly 3,000 renovations Mark

and Michelle decided it was time topursue a dream...their own customhome nestled in the woods. In 2005they became Foothills residentsafter purchasing land and buildingthe dream home on BannerMountain.

In time they opened a Payless

Kitchens show-room off SouthAuburn Street.

Last year theyrelocated to amuch larger loca-tion on 1451 AEast Main Street.This move hasallowed them toshow and offermore kitchen andbath products andservices. Whilethe showroom isbigger, theHollander busi-

ness philosophyremains the same...offer theopportunity to save time, moneyand most importantly achieve pro-fessional results for the do-it-your-self homeowner, contractor or theperson seeking the one stop shopfor the seamless remodel. Ourapproach to remodeling or buildingoffers an alternative to the homecenters or boutique design centerssay Hollander. We embrace a100% commitment to customer sat-isfaction with a much more grass

roots approach. We offer ourclients the assistance and peace ofmind of expert planning anddesign. Renovations are wellplanned out to insure all the detailsare addressed that are important tothe client. We then incorporatestrong accountable vendors whosell USA made products and show acommitment to Green, environ-mentally friendly products.Payless Kitchens carries many topname brands such as KraftMaid,Merrilat and Dura Supreme custom

cabinetry along with Simontonwindows and doors. For countertops they offer custom granite,Silestone quartz, Caesar Stone,Cambria, DuPonts Corian,Paperstone and others. Recentlythey became certified fabricatorsfor Silestone allowing them to

introduce a new 1 cm quartz puct that can be used for mediu

priced, high quality shower anwalls with a turn around time about two days. Many of ourdors offer warranties of 12 yealifetime depending on the vendHollander ads we also supporlocal business community to pcure products we do not offer.have vendor partners that havagreed to special discounts savour customers money on tile, fing, appliances, and plumbingtures.

Payless Kitchens design sho

room is available to all potenticlients by appointment by call272-2200. We can meet with ple anytime, days, evenings, orweekends. Just call and simplschedule a time that works besdiscuss the details or to take a at our product line says Holla

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On Saturday, April 2ndTwin Cities Church will

present the play FishEyes for the benefit ofhelping to feed the hun-gry. Fish Eyes is ahumorous and heart-stir-ring 2-man live play cen-ters around the lives oftwo brothers who fol-lowed Jesus on earthnearly 2,000 years ago.The stories of these two fishermen are creativelypresented allowing the audience to experience thelife and times of these men as they did their best to

understand Jesus. This event is free, but there is asuggested donation of $5.00 (or more) with all pro-ceeds going to feed the hungry of the area throughthe services of Interfaith Food Ministries, the FoodBank of Nevada County, and Hospitality House. The

performance will get underway at 7:00pm at TwCities Church, 11726 Rough and Ready Highway

Grass Valley. Concession will be available for saintermission and after the program. For more imation, call 273-6425 or visit www.twinciti-eschurch.com.

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Fish Eyes play to help hungry

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In 2004 Brian OLooney decided it was time todo the same thing in a new way. The same thing

was carpet cleaning, a job he had done for the last14 years. The new way of doing it was to become isown boss with a business called Carpet Pro. TheOLooneys have been Nevada County residents for8 years after deciding that Penn Valley was the rightplace to settle down and raise kids, they have three.It also gave them the opportunity to join the worldof self employed. The resulting Carpet Pro is not afranchise, but a true family owned business.

It is recommended by many carpet manufactur-ers that frequently used carpets be steam cleanedonce a year. Homes with pets or homeowners withallergies should consider having their carpetscleaned more often. Carpet Pro features two fullyequipped vans to meet the areas carpet cleaningdemands. They believe in Green and use cleaningsolutions that are environmentally safe and friend-ly. Both Brian and his employee, Nevada Countynative Anthony Ruggiero, are IICRC Certified

Technicians (A non-profit organizations that seas the industry guardian for the cleaning, inspetion and restoration service industries for morethan 30 years).

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March 26: Buckles and Belles Sweetheart Swing, 6:00pm-9:00pm, Rough and ReadGrange, off Rough and Ready Highway in Rough and Ready. Enjoy a cowboysupper of BBQ pulled pork, ranch beans and coleslaw while enjoying, or dancingto the music of Highway 49. All ages are welcome to attend. Admission is $10.0for adults and $5.00 for children under 10.

April 2: Book Sale, 9:00am to 3:00pm, Doris Foley Historical Library, 211 PineStreet, Nevada City. The sale will feature thousands of paperback and hardbackbooks. Most books cost between 25 and $3.00. This months sale featuresAmerican history and travel books. For additional information, phone 265-1407 email [email protected].

April 2: Wild for the Yuba: Celebrating Regional Grapes, Hops and Bites, 6:00 to9:00pm, Veterans Hall, Grass Valley. This event will feature 13 wineries and 12breweries from all over California with a wine and beer tasting along with organifood. A live auction will be take place highlighting each locale of the greater Yubwatershed. Earth Rhythms African Dance Troupe will entertain. This event is foages 21 years old and older. Tickets are $40.00 for SYRCL members and $45.00

for non-members and include an engraved tasting glass. Designated drivers areadmitted for $20.00. For ticket information call 265-5961, ext 201.

April 9 & 10: Quilt Show, 10:00am to 5:00pm Saturday and 10:100am to 4:00pmSunday, Gold County Fairgrounds, Auburn. The Foothill Quilters present their29th Annual Quilt Show featuring over 300 quilts, wearables, vendor booths,demonstrations, concessions and prizes. Admission is $7.00. For moreinformation call, 530-888-0158.

April 11: Pleasant Revolution Slideshow and live music, 7:30pm, North ColumbiaSchoolhouse, Nevada City. Meet members of the Ginger Ninjas as they present aslide show of their recent seven month tour through Western and Eastern EuropThe group cycled with their instruments partnering with everyone from squatterto US ambassadors to produce 12 bicycle music festivals along with dozens ofshows on street corner amphitheaters. Admission is $10.00 at the door. For moreinformation visit, www.pleasantrevolution.net.

To submit an event for inclusion into the Foothills Marketplace, send yourinformation to [email protected]. This is a freeservice to non-profit organizations.

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WHEEL ALIGNMENT $1000 OFFDiscount off regular price. Consumer pays all tax. Most vehicles. Cash value 1/100th of 1. Courequired at time of purchase. Not valid with other offers. Valid at participating location(s) listed beVoid if sold, copied or transferred and where prohibited by law. Expires 4-14-11

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Additional shop supply fee may be charged, where permitted by law

Synthetic and synthetic blend oils extra. Plus applicable tax. Tire rottime of service. Most vehicles. Cash value 1/100th of 1. Couponat time of purchase. Not valid with other offers. Valid at participatinglocation(s) listed below. Void if sold, copied or transferred and wherprohibite d by law. Expires

Oil and filter change up to 5 quarts of conventional oil

Courtesy check includingvisual brake check battery, air filter, fluid, belts & boxes

Rotate and inspect 4 tires

Additional shop supply fee may be charged. Where permittedby law. High mileage, synthetic, synthetic blend oils extra. Plusapplicable tax. Tire rotation at time of service. Cash value 1/100th of 1. Coupon required at time of purchase. Not validwith other offers. Valid at participating location(s) listed below.Void if sold, copied or transferred and where prohibited by law.

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Brakes, Exhaust, Fluids, Wheel Alignments, Scheduled Maintenance, Suspension, Belts,

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Carpet ProsContinued from page 8

Brian and Patty like the fact they have the freedomto take their business in any direction necessary tomeet the needs of their customers. While the busi-ness name is Carpet Pro, this non-franchise freedomhas allowed them to expand into other areas ofexpertise such as providing home owners with betterindoor air quality by cleaning the homes heating

and cooling air duct system with Rotobrush. Overthe years a home air duct system will naturally buildup dust and debris through normal usage, but manytimes this out of sight area is a forgotten. Putting offcleaning your homes ventilation system not only willcause continued dust problems but can also lead tohealth problems as well. Brian can show you somebefore and after photos of other home owners airduct systems. It is eye-opening. Other services offerby Carpet Pro are tile and grout cleaning in yourkitchen, bath, shower, floors and patios as well asupholstery cleaning, stain removal and carpet repair

and carpet stretching. They also handle carpet andupholstery cleaning in automobiles, boats and RVs.Carpet Pro offers free estimates with a 100% satis-

faction guarantee. To schedule an appointment callPatty at 432-5700.


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Any Family Size Pizza

$400OFFReceive $4.00 off any family size menu

priced pizza. Expires 4-15-11.Kmart CenterGrass Valley272-3589

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274-8900Limited time offer. Not valid with any other offers.

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FREE BURRITOBuy Any Burrito and Reg. Drink

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Good only at Grass Valley location. 1 coupon perperson, per visit. Not valid with any other special.Prices subject to change w/o notice. Expires 4/15/11

DINNERFOR 2 $1079Each dinner consists of:1 ground-beef taco, 1 ground-beefenchilada, rice, beans and salad.

Buy Any Taco & Get 1 FREEof equal or lesser value.

(1 taco per coupon)Good only at Grass Valley location. 1 coupon per person,

per visit. Not valid with any other special. Pricessubject to change w/o notice. Expires 4/15/11

$100 OFFTACO SALADGood only at Grass Valley location. 1 coupon pperson, per visit. Not valid with any other speci

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Marchinek operated SUBsationalSUBsanwiches for 10 years at its original locationbefore moving to the present South Auburn Street

building in 1998. We try to have a family atmos-phere for our customers and our employeesMarchinek said. Ive been blessed with a greatgroup of young people who have helped me buildand maintain the business. We like to keep it funand loose, kind of what you would experiencewhen you sit down to eat around the family table.

Speaking of keeping it loose, one of the featuresof a SUBsational SUB is that the staff practices noportion controls when it come to adding ingredi-ents to their sandwich creations. Marchinekbelieves that a good sub sandwich should besomewhat messy do to ingredient overload. While

the bread is good, its the stuff in the middle thatmakes it special. The menu features 18 differentsandwiches, both hot and cold and all come infive, seven or 14 inch sizes. The sandwich varietyranges from a simple ham and cheese to a fivemeat and two cheese Super Sub. All subs comewith a choice of extras like lettuce, pickles, toma-toes, mild peppers and dressings. You also have achoice of breads or wrap. You can even find subselections that give you the option of chicken orwhitefish/crab. And of course, being from NewYork, Marchinek also feature a selection of hotdogs with different fixings. French Dips, PhillyCheese Steaks, salads, soups and chili are also

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SUBsational SUBsandwiches is located at 15South Auburn Street, downtown Grass Valley.They are open Monday through Friday from10:30am to 7:00pm and Saturday and Sunday10:30am to 5:00pm. You can phone in orders a273-4782.


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On the Foothill StageMarch 17: Greg Brown, 7:30pm Miners Foundry, Nevada

City. Greg Browns mother played electric guitar, his grand-father played banjo, and his father was a preacher in theHacklebarney section of Iowa, where the Gospel and musicare a way of life. Browns first professional singing job came

at age 18 in New York City, run-ning folksinger get-togethers at

the legendary Gerdes Folk City.After a year, Brown moved westto Los Angeles and Las Vegas,where he was a ghostwriter forBuck Ram, founder of thePlatters. Tired of the fast-pacedlife, Brown traveled with a bandfor a few years, and even quit

playing for a while before he moved back to Iowa andbegan writing songs and playing in mid-western clubs andcoffeehouses. Browns songwriting has been lauded bymany, and his songs have been performed by Willie Nelson,Carlos Santana, Michael Johnson, Shawn Colvin, and MaryChapin Carpenter. He has also recorded more than a dozen

albums, including his 1986 release, Songs of Innocenceand Of Experience, when he put aside his own songwrit-ing to set poems of William Blake to music. One Big Town,recorded in 1989, earned Brown three and a half stars inRolling Stone, chart-topping status in AAA and The GavinReports Americana rankings and Browns first Indie Awardfrom NAIRD (National Association of Independent RecordDistributors). The Poet Game, his 1994 CD, receivedanother Indie award from NAIRD. His critically acclaimed1996 release Further In was a finalist for the same award.Rolling Stones four-star review of Further In called Browna wickedly sharp observer of the human condition. 1997sSlant 6 Mind earned Brown his second Grammy nomina-tion. His latest CD, One Night, is a re-release of a 1983 liveperformance originally on Minneapolis Coffeehouse

Extempor Records. Tickets are $35.00 for seating in the firstfive rows, 27.00 advanced general admission, $30.00 day ofshow general admission. For more information, visitwww.minerfoundry.org or call 265-5040.

March 17 to April 16: The King and I, 7:00pm Thursdays,8:00pm Friday and Saturday, 2:00pm Sunday, NevadaTheater, Nevada City. East versus West makes for a dramat-ic, richly textured and ultimately uplifting tale of enormousfascination. It is 1862 in Siam when an English widow,Anna Leonowens (played by Grace Fae),and her young son arrive at the RoyalPalace in Bangkok, having been sum-moned by the King (Jared Lee) to serve astutor to his many children and wives. The

King is largely considered to be a barbar-ian by those in the West, and he seeksAnnas assistance in changing his image, ifnot his ways. With both keeping a firmgrip on their respective traditions and val-ues, Anna and the King grow to under-stand and, eventually, respect one anoth-er, in a truly unique Rodgers and Hammerstein love story.For ticket information and pricing visit, www.brownpa-

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March 18: Mollys Revenge, 8;00pm, Center for theGrass Valley. They are a favorite at KVMR Celtic Festivthis performance will celebrate the release of their ne

Aged 10 Years. Mollys Revenge is a dynamic, acoustCeltic band known for its unique and infectious enthu

asm. The classic combinatibagpipes, whistle, fiddle, ansong, with a backdrop of gubouzouki, bodhran, and mdola, guarantees an enjoyaexperience for all fans ofScottish and Irish music. MRevenge has performed at of the top folk festivals and

forming arts events in the USA, and prestigious eventAustralia and China. Their arrangements of traditionaCeltic jigs and reels bring these dance tunes up to dat

a driving, hard-edged accent that always leaves audieshouting for more. Tickets are $20.00 for members an$25.00 for non-members. For more information, visitwww.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384, ext14.

March 19: Michelle Shocked, 8:00pm, Center for thArts, Grass Valley. Shocked is an immensely likable aone whose music combines biting wit, sharp social comentary and a strong sense of Texas roots. - ChicagoTimes. She is an independent singer-songwriter and aworking artist who thrives on the spoilsof a hard-won fight. This yearsCampfire Girl tour bears witness to theenduring legacy of her highly unusualdebut, The Texas Campfire Tapes, abootleg album that was famously

recorded on a Sony Walkman andreleased, unbeknownst to Shocked, byan enterprising Briton. Shocked wasmore surprised than anyone when thealbum made its debut on the UK inde-pendent charts in November 1986 - I never made arecord, she recalls, so why would I expect to be on aEnglish chart? This early experience, and a 1996 legatle to retain her catalog ownership against MercuryRecords, made Shocked a natural poster child for artirights. In 2003, The Texas Campfire Tapes finally fouway home to her Mighty Sound label. In 2011, with aof Boswell Sisters and Mills Brothers inspired vocalistwill debut five new compositions for Indelible Wome

collaboration with visual artist David Willardson, hersweetheart of eight years. Ultimately, the two will presperformance series in song and on canvas. Tickets are$25.00 for members and $28.00 for non-members. Fomore information, visit www.centerforthearts.org or c274-8384, ext14.

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Judy Collins has thrilled audiences worldwidewith her unique blend of interpretative folksongsand contemporary themes. Her impressive careerhas spanned more than 50 years.

In 1961, at age 22, Judy Collins released her firstalbum, A Maid of Constant Sorrow and began athirty-five year association with Jac Holzman andElektra Records. She interpreted the songs of fellowartists, particularly the social poets of the time suchas Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs and Tom Paxton. Judy wasinstrumental in bringing other singer-songwriters toa wider audience including poet/musician LeonardCohen and musicians Joni Mitchell and RandyNewman.

Judy Collins is also noted for her rendition of JoniMitchells Both Sides Now on her 1967 album,Wildflowers which has since been entered into theGrammy Hall of Fame. Winning Song of the Year atthe 1975 Grammy Awards was Judys version of

Send in the Clowns, a ballad written by StephenSondheim for the Broadway musical A Little NightMusic.

Now 71, Collins is still writing, performing, andnurturing fresh talent. Her latest CD, released in2010 is entitled Paradise, a collection of 10 songsthat include duets with Stephen Stills and Joan BaezShe plays 80 to100 dates a year around the country.

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Dallas, Texas, and grew up in the early 1960s listening toRoger Miller on a $2.00 transistor radio. In 1963, the yearJFK was shot, his parents headed west withtheir two young sons to Los Angeles in their59 El Dorado. By the time Halford turned18, he had moved 10 times between LA andSan Francisco weaned on the musical mael-strom of LA radio in the 60s and 70s.Surrounded by the albums of Ray Charles,Dave Brubeck, Johnny Cash, Joni Mitchell,Elvis, and Buffalo Springfield, Halfordsoaked up the best of American music. Inhigh school, Halford ditched classes and came only to takethe tests. According to school records, he had the worstattendance of any graduating student. He decided to addtrouble with the law to his resume. Then came a guitarfrom his dad, and things started to turn. After high school,while walking along San Franciscos Market Street, hewatched a street band playing Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry,Robert Johnson, and the Ventures. Halford convinced themthat he should join the band. For more than a year, he cuthis guitar chops on the street, playing to crowds inChinatown and Union Square until the police closed themdown. His street gig led him to play with Oakland bluesgreats Sonny Lane, Mississippi Johnny Waters, and JJ

Malone. He also formed his own roots rockabilly band,The Snappers. He performed with the Blasters, ChrisIsaak, and the Beat Farmers. Sill based in San Francisco hesbeen touring the country with his band, the Healers. Hisnewest and fifth CD, Railbirds, is the follow-up to the crit-ically acclaimed Hunkpapa. His original roots rock n rollsongs etch a uniquely American, and specificallyCalifornia, landscape. Tickets are $18.00 for members and$20.00 for non-members. For more information, visitwww.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384, ext14.

March 26: Robben Ford Trio with Jonathan McEuen,8:00pm Center for the Arts, Grass Valley. Robben Ford isone of the premier electric guitarists today, particularlyknown for his blues playing as well as his ability to be com-

fortable in a variety of musical contexts. A five-timeGrammy nominee, he has played with artists as diverse asJoni Mitchell, Jimmy Witherspoon, Miles Davis, George

Harrison, Phil Lesh, Bonnie Raitt, ClausOgerman, Michael McDonald, Bob Dylan,John Mayall, Greg Allman and many oth-ers. Robbens first attempt at forming hisown jazz quartet was picked up by leg-endary blues singer Jimmy Witherspoon,which brought Robben to L.A. He touredthe U.S. and Europe with Witherspoonand was seen by Tom Scott and membersof The L.A. Express, who were about tobegin a promotional tour with JoniMitchell for her recording Court and

Spark. Robben was invited to play guitar on the tour andplayed on two recordings with Mitchell and The L.A.Express. The two years I spent with Joni were the mostformative of my musical life. Joni was just brilliant and veryaccessible, and the members of The L.A. Express becamegood friends and teachers. It was great. Beatle GeorgeHarrison invited Robben to join him on his Dark Horsetour of the U.S. and Canada, raising his musical profileeven further. In 1977, he was approached by Elektra

Records, which produced his first solo recording TheInside Story with a group of musicians who went on become The Yellow Jackets. The concert will also featJonathan McEuen as the opening act. Tickets are $22.members and $25.00 for non-members. For more inftion, visit www.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384, e

March 31 through April 2: Tribute to the Music ofLenard Cohen, 8:00pm, Center for the Arts, Grass VallOne of the most fascinating and enigmatic singer/sonwriters of the late 1960s, Leonard Cohen has retainedaudience across four decades of music-making interrby various digressions into personal and creative explration, all of which have only added to the mystique srounding him. Four decades after he emerged as a puliterary figure and then a performer, Cohen remains othe most compelling and enigmatic musi-cal figures of his era, and one of the veryfew of that era who commands as muchrespect and attention, and probably aslarge an audience, in the 21st century ashe did in the 1960s. As much as any sur-vivor of that decade, Cohen has held onto his originalence and has seen it grow across generations, in keepwith a body of music that is truly timeless and agelessFeatured performers include: Anni McCann, Rick

Kirkpatrick, Pat Jacobsen., Tom Schmidt, Mark McCarStephen Holland, Lea Hume, Kimberly Bass, Paul EmeLorraine Gervais, Peter Wilson, Saul Rayo, Molly Fisk,Arthur Cohen and Craig Thomas. Tickets are $20 forThursdays performance and $25.00 for Friday andSaturday nights. For more information, visit www.cenforthearts.org or call 274-8384, ext14.

April 8, 9, 15 and 16: The Starz Show, 7:00pm on Frand 1:00pm Saturdays, Center for the Arts, Grass ValleThe Center for the Arts is proud to present Nevada Codance communities annual showcase, The Starz ShoThis two-weekend extravaganza features over 200 danincluding dance schools, amateur and professional peformers presenting pieces in ballet, Hula, swing, hip h

modern, jazz, lyrical, African dance and more. A portthe proceeds from the Starz show is set aside in a schoship fund for developing danstudents. Your also invited toapply for a dance scholarshipfunded by The Friends of MFaulkenberry. This merit-bascholarship will be presenteddancer with a demonstrated

mitment to dance and strong artistic goals for the futuTickets are $15.00 for adults, $12.00 for seniors 65 andand children 12 and under. For more information, viswww.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384, ext14.

April 9: Ani DeFranco, 8:00pm, Veterans MemorialAuitorium, Grass Valley. Folk musics righteous babe

returns to Veterans Memorial Auditorium for a fundraconcert benefiting the Center for the Arts. Her last conin Nevada County sold out in advance so get your tickearly! Ani DiFranco has written hundreds of songs, plthousands of shows, captured the imaginations of legof followers, and jammed with folkies, orchestras, raprock and roll hall-of-famers, jazz musicians, poets, posuperstars, storytellers and a martial arts legend. Sincbucked the major label system in the early-90s, optin


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272-3855

Brunswick VillageAssisted Living Commu

316 Olympia Park Circle, G.V.www.brunswickvillage.org

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getting bigger!

Raleys Shopping Center, G.V.www.Foothill-Mattress.com

273-5254

Foothill Mercantile121 Mill St., G.V.

273-8304

Hansen BrothersEnterprise & HBE Ren

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273-3381

IHOP746 Taylorville Rd., G.V.www.IHOP.com272-7928

Baskin Robbins Ice Cr151 W. McKnight Way, G.V.www.BaskinRobbins.com

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Emma Nevada HouseBed & Breakfast

528 E. Broad St., N.C.265-4415

Fabrics On Mill Street115 Mill St., Downtown G.V.www.FabricsOnMillSt.com

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Country Copy Print Shop1200 E. Main St., G.V.

273-4657

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Kinderland Preschool12914 Colfax Hwy., G.V.

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Old Barn Self StorageThe Home of the Happy Art

175 Springhill Dr., G.V.www.OldBarnSelfStorage.com

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Scraps Dog BakeryIn the Fowler Center

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Quail Ridge Senior Living150 Sutton Way, G.V.

www.QuailRidgeSeniorLiving.com272-1055

Springhill Pharmacy102 Catherine Lane, G.V.

www.SpringhillPharmacy.com273-2268

Grass Valley Grocery Outlet616 Sutton Way, G.V.

www.GroceryOutlet.com477-6961

Little Peoples PlayhouseChild Care

Coreena Ross - Lic.#293607975403 Clark St., G.V.

274-1838

Tall Pines Nursery SchoolParent Cooperative

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release her music on her own terms, the self-describedLittle Folksinger has been the subject of all kinds of hyper-

bole. Shes been called fiercely inde-pendent (Rolling Stone), inspira-tional (All Music Guide), and theultimate do-it-yourself songwriter(The New York Times). DiFrancobegan her career at the age of nine,

when her guitar teacher helped her land her first gig, per-forming a set of Beatles covers, at an area coffeehouse.Befriended by the likes of Suzanne Vega and MichelleShocked, she later gave up music to study ballet, but at theage of 14 returned to the guitar and began composing herfirst songs. A year later, she left home, living with friendswhile making the rounds of the Buffalo, NY folk club cir-cuit. DiFranco had written over 100 original songs by theage of 19, In 1991 she hit the road alone, touring the nationin her Volkswagen and playing gigs wherever she could findthem. Her cult blossomed, and her distinct image, shavedhead, tattoos, and body piercings, soon became the derigueur look for her fans as well. As albums like 1992sImperfectly and 1993s Puddle Dive expanded hermusical ambitions as well as her following, DiFrancobecame the subject of considerable major-label interest,yet she steadfastly rejected all offers. DiFranco continued

playing over 200 dates a year, and soon even the main-stream media took notice of her cottage-industry music;after 1994s masterful Out of Range, she exploded with thefollowing years Not a Pretty Girl, which garnered noticefrom outlets ranging from CNN to The New York Times.Tickets are $35.00 fro the first 300 tickets sold, $45.00 for

General Admission with no reserved seating availablemore information, visit www.centerforthearts.org or c274-8384, ext14.

April 10: The Endlos, 7:00pm, Center for the Arts, GValley. As with everything The Edlos do, theres no logreason, but after over two decades of music and insantheyve decided to gracefullyretire in 2011. This specialfarewell evening will feature ahost of well-known and well-loved tunes from their amaz-ing repertoire. They claim tobe from Planet A, which cir-cles the star Cappella. Whoknows? If The Edlos sense ofhumor is any indication, itsprobably true. One thing is for sure: when they take thstage, this quartet of unaccompanied singers never fatransport entire audiences with their unique combinaof outrageous gags and impeccable musicality, post-mern dynamics, and inventive vocal arrangements of evthing from Gregorian chants to the songs of the Beachas well as bizarre originals like those found on their n60s album, Retropella. Behind the jokes, costumery, wand other assorted mayhem, Eric Morris, Avi Jacobson

Larry Venza, and Craig Knudsen all have stellar reputaas classical performers as they are veterans of the SanFrancisco Opera Company and Pocket Opera, amongothers. Tickets are $22.00 for members and $25.00 formembers. For more information, visit www.centerforhearts.org or call 274-8384, ext14.


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